01206: wofu: The warning screen is the same as the world version.

ID	Category [?]	Severity [?]	Reproducibility	Date Submitted	Last Update
01206	Misc.	Minor	Have not tried	Feb 12, 2008, 10:47	Apr 3, 2008, 17:14

Tester	-Misc Reporters-	View Status	Public	Platform
Assigned To		Resolution	No change required	OS
Status [?]	Closed			Driver	capcom/cps1.cpp
Version	0.71u2	Fixed in Version		Build
		Fixed in Git Commit		Github Pull Request #

Summary	01206: wofu: The warning screen is the same as the world version.
Description	The warning screen is the same as the world version.
Steps To Reproduce
Additional Information	Posted by Rando281
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Affected Sets / Systems	wofu

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No.00280 Haze Senior Tester Mar 20, 2008, 08:40	hack maybe? I suspect these CPS bugs are going to be harder than normal, because there were a lot of hacked / converted boards in the wild, and given that the custom chips controlled things like the layer priority they could have subtle differences.
No.00520 nicolasa Developer Apr 3, 2008, 17:14	The ROMs contains Japan, USA and ETC versions of the disclaimer, but the program is hardcoded to display the ETC version. wof is hardcoded to display the ETC disclaimer, which is correct. wofj and wofa choose whether to display the Japan or ETC disclaimer depending on a variable, which is initialised on startup and determines whether the program should behave as a Japan or Asia version. So wofu might be an hack of the ETC version, or an oversight on Capcom's part. It's impossible to tell at this point, the only way would be to verify whether the ROM chips were genuine Capcom parts or not.

No.00280

Haze

Senior Tester

Mar 20, 2008, 08:40

hack maybe?

I suspect these CPS bugs are going to be harder than normal, because there were a lot of hacked / converted boards in the wild, and given that the custom chips controlled things like the layer priority they could have subtle differences.

No.00520

nicolasa

Developer

Apr 3, 2008, 17:14

The ROMs contains Japan, USA and ETC versions of the disclaimer, but the program is hardcoded to display the ETC version.

wof is hardcoded to display the ETC disclaimer, which is correct.

wofj and wofa choose whether to display the Japan or ETC disclaimer depending on a variable, which is initialised on startup and determines whether the program should behave as a Japan or Asia version.

So wofu might be an hack of the ETC version, or an oversight on Capcom's part. It's impossible to tell at this point, the only way would be to verify whether the ROM chips were genuine Capcom parts or not.